Canvas 4 Life - Product Review and Discount Code

When I was first contacted by Canvas 4 Life to do a review of one of their canvases, I pretty much jumped out of my seat with excitement.  An opportunity to have a gorgeous print of my two baby girls?  Of course! 

The only difficult part of the ordering process was trying to figure out which picture to choose!  The website walks you through each step carefully, so at the end, the canvas print is *exactly* what you want.  Each canvas is made from 100% cotton, has corner wedges and real artist stretcher bars.  You have the ability to choose the depth of the frame as well as between three different coating choices.  And not only do they have great prices, they also include FREE shipping, choice of coating, frame depth, image enhancing, gallery wrapping, red eye removal, instant online image quality detection checker, and a money back guarantee if you are unhappy.

The turn around time was really fast and I was notified as soon as it shipped! I was expecting to receive a pretty good product, but I was honestly blown away by the quality.  I cannot tell you how many complements I have received on this the past few days.  But explanations don't mean much without some pictures...so here you go!


Up close

Beautifully wrapped edges
Now I'm sure you're wondering where you can get your own beautiful canvas!  Canvas 4 Life has been very generous and is offering my readers a 10% off coupon!  All you have to do is click the Canvas 4 Life link on my sidebar and enter the coupon code "mommymandy" in at checkout!

This would make the *perfect* gift for anyone this upcoming holiday season!



Disclaimer: I received one free canvas in order to do my review.  I was not monetarily compensated for this post.  All opinions are my own. 

Comments

  1. The MomOctober 11, 2011 at 12:31 PM

    I can attest to the fact that this IS gorgeous! Looks like a painting! As Mandy said, it would make a wonderful gift!

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  2. GirlVsKitchenOctober 11, 2011 at 12:42 PM

    This seriously does look like a painting! AMAZING! Your girls are gorgeous!

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  3. Sarah-Life is what you make itOctober 11, 2011 at 12:46 PM

    that is an awesome picture! lurve it :)

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  4. 5ohWifeyOctober 11, 2011 at 4:24 PM

    Wow I love this!!

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